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iOS Swift Basics (retired) Collections What is a Dictionary?

How do you assign the value of a key to a constant?

Please help me assign key UK to constant ukCurrency

dictionaries.swift
let currencies = ["US":"Dollar" , "UK":"Pound" , "JP":"Yen"]

let ukCurrency = 

2 Answers

You would use the string identifier:

let currencies = ["US":"Dollar" , "UK":"Pound" , "JP":"Yen"]
let ukCurrency = currencies["UK"]

Thanks Mikael. The video didn't explain it well and I had been trying for a while, so that is why I turned to the forums. Thanks again!

No problem ^^ It's useful for me too, it makes me really think about what I know XD

Hi Anish Nuni,

I recommend you next time you have a question about the quizzes that you should go back to the last video you have watched and there you will find the answer to the quiz.

It will save you some expensive time ! :)

Good luck,

Emmanuel.

This is good advice.